Language rework #174
Language rework #174
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src/main/res/values/strings.xml
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| <string name="fix_permissions">Fix permissions</string> | ||
| <string name="err_kitkat_required">Android 4.4 or greater is required to use this feature.</string> | ||
| <string name="restore_finished">SMS restoration is now finished.</string> | ||
| <string name="err_kitkat_required">Android 4.4 or above is required to use this feature.</string> |
| <string name="pref_sync_others">Synchronize in other modes</string> | ||
| <string name="title_activity_login">Sign in</string> | ||
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| <!-- Login --> | ||
| <string name="prompt_login">Login</string> | ||
| <string name="prompt_login">Log in</string> |
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sorry but i'm not in favor of this space
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"Login" is not a verb, whereas "Log in" is.
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| <!-- Notifications --> | |||
| <string name="sync_title">Sync process</string> | |||
| <string name="sync_inprogress">Sync in progress...</string> | |||
| <string name="fatal_error">Fatal error ! </string> | |||
| <string name="sync_inprogress">Sync in progress …</string> | |||
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those ... are not supported on android if i remember
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Ellipses are UTF-8. Works just fine.
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True, while Android lint warns you to use the character code … instead :)
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I wouldn't say wrong, just not how Android wants it to be expressed. See e.g. http://www.mysamplecode.com/2012/05/android-replace-with-ellipsis-character.html?m=1
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Well, that isn't in other Nextcloud Android resources, and it is very prone to errors in translation.
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@nerzhul The other resources will be overwritten by the translation platform regardless. |
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@nerzhul ACK |
As per https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/SMSes
The "could not read your SMSes" should possibly be a singular (?)